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@@EvilTurkeySlices those things never die they just kinda rust away lol my father had one with 225,000 miles only thing that broke on it was the fuel pump he pretty much gave it away for $500 guy came and bought it without even testing anything
@@bittburger8087 On numerous occasions (I live near a Jag/LR/RR factory so pretty popular here) I have seen brand new Jaguars and Range Rovers broken down at the side of the road for stupidly random electrical issues. The joke is very much alive and kicking.
Had a 2017 HSE for 3 years with zero hiccups. Now on to the latest one. 50,000+ miles driven total in RR and zero issues. Electronics is slow. But the car is perfect
I do auto glass in Denver, Land Rovers are productive for me too because no one wants to touch them and everyone is expecting to pay a high cost. In reality they're quite easy to do, (Ford also borrowed heavily from LR so in many ways its like doing some Fords) it's just difficult (and costly) to source parts if you break anything in addition...bit of a double-edged sword, so, extra incentive to get good. Thankfully my warranty rate is still approaching zero.
These aren't YT ads, they are sponsorship of the channel owner. More for regular YT videos that are demonetised for some reason. Easy enough to skip past.
My wife commented to me the other day that she really likes the Design of the rear end of one of the range rover models. I told her they were aerodynamic because when they are on a flatbed being towed they wouldn’t cut the gas mileage of the F350 towing it.
I too, own a 2017 fullsize Range Rover. It is the most reliable car I've owned. As long as you ignore the check engine lights. And all the camera module glitches. And the software glitches.
yeah I lost my brain there, in sweden you can't write something off like that, you can write down the value and buy it from yourself sure, but otherwise on a lease you otherwise only get VAT removed (25%)
Great video my friend! Glad the Range is treating you well! Quick tip on the heated seats: push the temp knob to activate seat control. Then twist right for heat, left for cool. That way you don't have to wait for the computer to boot up! See you around!
Lmao. After his GL diesel catastrophe? Idts. The bluetec 3.5 was even worse than the late 2000s CDI. Oil cooler failure, def dpf sensor issues. It’d be cool, but not like old Mercedes diesels
@@AA21397 I 100% agree. It would be the ultimate highway 27mpg limo cruiser. But an oil cooler on one is extremely difficult to do. And removing the dpf and def causes it not to pass emissions.
Range Rovers are cars for the rich, they break often and are always expensive to fix. If you can only just afford to buy one you definitely can't afford the upkeep.
@@saddoncarrs6963 Hey, my wife drives junk too. Although at least it's a 2008 subaru outback. You will save much money getting your wife off the trade in treadmill.
I work at ford in Chicago they got over 3800 of us laid off just abruptly with no union benefits or nothing they really just told us to “spend what we have wisely” and I know me and a few other co workers are already struggling and late on bills because of this microchip shortage.....
Lots of industries are struggling here in the uk as well. Just goes to show how dependant we have become on imports from Asia to keep our production lines running. We need to become more self reliant for the future. Yes it might cost a little more but we need to change.
Toyota here in southern Indiana is currently hiring, and our production numbers are going up. I guess I’m fortunate to be in a non-union plant that doesn’t lay-off.
thank China. They're saving all of them for their arms industry which is in overdrive for the planned war with the USA over Taiwan (and probably Korea).
I actually think this was one of my favorite episodes in a while, listening to Tyler talk about the current economic state, etc was really interesting. I could have listened for quite a while longer!
I am a economics student. In regard to the zero lower bound; the nominal rate being zero. The central banks cant do much unless inflation is raised. Instead of aiming at 2%, the level will be higher for probably a year... with that in mind, most assets will go up in nominal!! value. Tyler thus suffers from money illusion in the last bit...
@@GlennC789 inflation in itself is “good” in nominal terms. You get “richer” in face value. Example: asset A in 2020 was 10K and is 11K in 2021. That’s an inflation rate of 10%. That is what’s happening now. For (almost) every market this is happening. The formula real value= nominal value/inflation level then indicates that if the inflation level gets higher the real value goes down. (Extreme example of this is the hyperinflation in Germany during the war.) So in essence the real value of things goes down. Due to the nominal interest rates being low because we are still recovering form the financial crisis in 2008 the zero lower bound is reached. Therefore, the Central banks (could be the fed if you are American) needs to let the average inflation rate creep up. Way higher than the standard goal of 2%.. to eventually be able to control the economy again. So you are deff right. Everything shows signs of being bubbles. (Especially bitcoins etc) Even stocks nowadays are highly sensitive to the markets. And the housing market is heating up as well... The reason for this is quite simple. Lending money is cheap nowadays. As far as I am told and can predict the interest rates you will get at the commercial banks will remain low for at least a year and maybe stay low till 2030. 2030 is what my professor argued through demographics. In fact, you can look at Japan. They are 15 years ahead of Europe and the US in regard to everything essentially. Thus I guess long story short, investing now is cheap. Once the central bank nominal interest goes up, you need to watch out..
I just bought a 2010 Range Rover. Right out of the gate, I had to replace the water pump and the thermostat bypass pipe. Fortunately, like Tavarish says "I am the warranty" and did the work myself. Since the repair I've put over 5000 miles on it with no problems. I love it!
It's amazing how many Land Rover product owners think they're having electric issues but just don't know how the quirky system works. Maybe they need to spend time educating new owners. Although it's usually owners of used models that I hear it from.
Hoovie: refuses to make money buying and selling cars. The World, "I got something for that". Hoovie: I don't know what to do now, everything I own is worth more than what I paid.
I actually have the same car. I purchased it just before year end. Also test drove the Defender and feel the same way you do. Prefer a smoother ride and comfort. So, I have a tip for you about adjusting the heated /ac sets. Push down on the ac control knob and then turn to the left for cool seats and to the right for heated seats.
I had a Range Rover at one time. I found the right mechanic and he fixed things right away properly. After the 2nd visit to him in 3 months I had 3 years of ownership without a problem. Bill Rhodes of Santa Fe is a Land Rover magician.
Worldwide silicon shortage. A few weeks ago GM actually shut down part of the production line that produces the Camaro because they have no ECU's and computer modules to put in them.
I bought a Range Rover once, strategically bought the warranty too - used that warranty to the tune of nearly $8000 repairs and 7 weeks to repair. I now have 2 x Lexus GX’s that are 100% reliable.
Don't be stubborn: try sell your entire inventory at 'aspirational' prices (if nobody buys at those prices, you can keep it) ; you can refill your garages with new youtube content, pay off your debts, and have an interesting story to tell.
I actually retired from selling cars after 36 years, early because there was nothing to sell. The Micro Chip shortage is going to effect the auto industry for at least 8 more months. Used car prices is just insane 2 year old cars are going for their old sticker price and there is much mark up even in that. Then the banks are not wild about over financing used cars right now. The world has gone insane !!!
I’ve always loved Range Rover. But always heard of reliability issues, so I’ve avoided them till about a year ago. Bought a 2016 RR Sport TD6. ZERO.ZERO issues. Bought at 50k miles, and now at 72k miles. Seriously the best car I’ve ever owned. I fall in love with it a little more each day.
I have a 2015 Sport HSE 6cyl supercharged and the oil cooling unit went out right around 75,000 miles. Started as a coolant leak. Then a coolant waterfall. Then overheated. $3000 to fix off warranty, $1400 for a rental car. Fortunately there was no coolant in the oil or I'd be completely screwed. If you see a coolant leak, beware, and don't wait to get it checked out. I got stranded when it overheated.
Mine is also a '16 TD6. Bought with 48K and now at 85K. Only ALL routine maintenance so far. Never left me stranded. Gets me around in style. LOVE THIS VEHICLE
Push the temperature control knobs, it’ll switch to the heated/cooled seat control and you spin them left and right to adjust. No need to use the main screen.
You must own one to know that shortcut; much like how on the 2007-2014 GM trucks and SUVs, the panic button on the keyless entry has a feature where you just press it, and it chirps the horn and flashes the hazards 3 times as a parking lot locator, and to get the full panic alarm, it’s press and hold the button.
@@jreyman Idk about that🤣 My dad's 5.3 needed a new engine at 120,000 miles. 30PSI on cyl 4 most likely due to cylinder deactivation. The truck it was very well maintained, more than normally actually, Every fluid was changed on time, oil changes we're done earlier than recommend and more. My dad even put premium gasoline in it. I'm actually wondering if over all those miles that's what ended up damaging it due to the way it ignites. Also the AC went out, doorhandles always broke, paint was peeling and many more things, these since were taken care of, it probably totaled itself by all the repairs expenses. I still love the Suburbans/Tahoe/Silverado though and they are most likely more reliable than a Range.
He should tow it in with his Suburban when it eventually breaks down catastrophically, it's probably rusted to shit and sounds like a room full of clocks due to the 5.3 liking to break exhaust studs. Like the guy who took a BMW to a dealership in a ratty old pickup truck.
Hoovie is the kind of guy who drives to the dealer, says he is too lazy to wait on hold, could have gotten the thing fixed but doesn't, and drives home.
Haven’t seen a video from you in months...I started watching you on behalf of my boyfriend loving you and your explanation of cars. He passed away and I just haven’t been watching. So glad to hear some familiarity
Imagine the fights at home. Hoovie's spouse is short statured. Hoovie raises it and his long legs have no problem. His wife approaches the vehicle and discovers the vehicle is now (to her) fifty stories high in the air.
This is unbelievable, a little different...but unbelievable. For some time now I’ve had issues , today I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Well we’re waiting on the blood tests to confirm but the doctor has a good idea. I’m 33..I love hoovies channel, just wasn’t expecting this
Toyota dealership service "Come right in, we have nothing to do!" Land Rover service "Sorry mate, come back in 3 weeks, we might be able to squeeze you in". Tells you everything you need to know.
I have a suspicion that the next year might get it to show its true colours. There is no used land rover video on how reliable they are. Now I know why...the oil change interval is literally out to freaking lunch. That was also how ford was with the 5.4L and those intervals caused severe engine damage and resulted in having to do the phaser/timing job $4500 after 3 years and an engine at 5. IF it lasted that long.
@@artistwithouttalent Hoovie makes his money off RUclips views for these cars. It would definitely make him extra money. But probably a drop in the bucket for the annoyance. These cars are a full write-off on taxes too
I hate the delay in the electronics. However you should know that you can control the heated and cooled seats without going into the computer. The temp knobs do double duty. If you press them you can turn them left or right for seat cool or heat selection.
Taycan is a good idea. I'd say go with the most base of the base model you can. I think a lot of the reviews are for the Turbo/S, and I'd like to see the longevity of a base model Taycan which is certainly still plenty fast.
LR breaking down does not surprise many motorists, what surprises me is why people buy one in the first and then complain on social media after they bought it.
The chip shortage is that bad Jaguar actually cancelled the production of my new XF wagon. Literally said you aren't getting the car 😳. I know the plant is now closed as they have such a backlog and can't get the chips
The best part of watching Tyler has been his honest opinions about different brands. The scary part of his ownership of this newer Land Rover was how he was able to compliment the truck only because he has a long extended warranty. The cost of all his repairs without his warranty would have been much higher than he implied. And this is a car with only 50k! The reason I question him is that every friend that has owned one have told me they would never purchase again. Even Consumer Reports trashes them.
I've got a 2008 4.2 SC and I bought it last June for 7400 with 85k and full history. Webuyanycar offered 8000 for it the other week and again today 7890. As Hoovie says, its a strange world out there at the moment. Stuff not getting made making new stuff hard to get hold of. Used stuff going up in value. People not been on holiday or down the pub for a year have loads of money spare. My Mrs works at a motor group and they are selling used cars like you wouldn't believe. Soon.... its all gonna go pop and we will be back down to earth. When the gov start to recoup some of the furlough money and have to hit the economy hard, people are going to be shafted. Income tax will rise and other taxes too. THEN the markets will fall on used stuff. Plus new stuff will be filtering thru again too. I'm considering selling the SC and wait for the markets to fall again. I've got other stuff to use and I've only managed 3k miles in it since I got it.
Sounds like the situation after the Second World War, when manufacturers could not re-tool quickly enough to supply sufficient new cars to meet demand and used vehicles were selling for more than new price.
Behind the Iron Curtain, that lasted for decades... socialist car factories never could keep up with the demand, so if you wanted a car right away without waiting years for a new one, you had to pay extra for a used one. How ridiculous... but that was the reality.
Totally agree on service intervals - have my 05 Saab Turbo Aero serviced every 6 months by Saab specialist in Uk - labour cost £48 an hour - full service excluding plugs £150 - fully synthetic oil used , air filter, pollen filter - full check over - Tec 2 diagnostic £20
I bought my wife a new Traverse Premier yesterday and traded a Lexus GX460 I bought last year, and I got 1k MORE on TRADE than I paid for it retail a year ago with 8k more miles. Crazy stuff.
Tyler: I have 5 cars in the wizard's shop, 8 cars in my garage, and a few more in storage. At least one of them is your dream car. Also Tyler: Should I lease a new car?
I have had 5 Range Rovers, 2 Jaguars and several Land Rovers and nothing is truer than: "When you buy one of those vehicles, you need to buy two: one to drive while the other's being repaired." Despite that I still love Range Rovers .... 💖
Lol! Ain’t that the truth! My Range Rover had head gasket and air suspension issues. Beautiful vehicle but it felt like it spent more time with the dealer. Had to trade it for something reliable :)
I have changed my oil every 10-15k miles since I bought the car new. I have 248k miles on it now. I think the higher miles in-between oil changes is fine if you let the engine get up to full operating temperature pretty much every time you start it, which I do. I drive her pretty hard and often. Keeps her fit. 👌
I always find these comments on reliability interesting. Ive owned Range Rovers (Sport model and SVR) for the last 3 years - and not one single problem.. Nothing broken, infotainment works fine, no repairs needed at all apart from a service recall, and replacing fuel lines due to squirrels (i kid you not) chewing apart the lines! In terms of service intervals, i never EVER follow manufacture guidelines. Its pretty simple - change your oil like you would any car - no longer than every 6- 7000 miles.
Me too! Stupid youtube keeps recommending me the last one. I've watched it three times now and youtube still thinks it is new and I havent seen it yet.
I’ve owned five Range Rovers (my current one has 173,000 miles on the clock!) and will undoubtedly buy a sixth and have never had a serious issue with any of them so WTF do people do to their cars to make them so troublesome?
Take the money and run! I just sold my son's 2013 Mini Cooper for $2,000 over book. It was a nice car with 81,000 miles but it was a Mini, and that means it was only a matter of time before something goes wrong with the thing. I was so glad to see that thing go.
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you should try a 2007 audi a4 i think it would suit you
Dodge Challenger
I’m a testicular cancer survivor!
Anything with a boosted 2jz
Values will probably tank the very day Tyler decides to sell that Land Rover.
You are the only person in history who has managed to own an *appreciating* Range Rover
"He's too dangerous to be kept alive"!
Range Rover Classic 2 doors are up to $200000
@@bradleycruse2763 yes but they never sold those in the US
Or "appreciated" for that matter.
Video of
"My wife needed something that wouldn't leave her by the side of the road so I bought her a range rover" Never change Hoovie, never change.
And when it inevitably leaves her on the side of the road, at least it’ll look nice, and be comfy while she’s waiting for a tow truck.
@@EvilTurkeySlices not be as comfy in the middle of summer
Well compared to his other cars?
@@rwdplz1 his suburban is way more reliable.
@@EvilTurkeySlices those things never die they just kinda rust away lol my father had one with 225,000 miles only thing that broke on it was the fuel pump he pretty much gave it away for $500 guy came and bought it without even testing anything
A Range Rover is the most comfortable place you can be while waiting on a tow truck on the side of the road.
The old ones maybe but these new ones are actually pretty reliable. Anything 2014 and up with the 5.0 sc is worth buying now.
@@bittburger8087 On numerous occasions (I live near a Jag/LR/RR factory so pretty popular here) I have seen brand new Jaguars and Range Rovers broken down at the side of the road for stupidly random electrical issues. The joke is very much alive and kicking.
I love next door to a British 4x4 repair shop, it seems strange to see something other than a range rover on the back of a tow truck.
🤣🤣🥴
Had a 2017 HSE for 3 years with zero hiccups. Now on to the latest one. 50,000+ miles driven total in RR and zero issues.
Electronics is slow. But the car is perfect
Do they sell a Man Scaped Edition Range Rover?
Lol Car Wizard
haha
deez nuts
Weeezard
I'm sure there is a "trim package" joke there somewhere.
I would love to see a video of you and Euro Asia Bob going to an auction.
Urination bob
Who? Oh you meant urination Bob!
So you can see him lift a leg on a car
I came here ready to type urination but i was late to the party
True
Next week on Hoovies Garage: “I bought a Mercedes S350 DIESEL”
Please!
@@nikojevtic6709 dje si brate
I bet
Yup
@@vanzemaljacludi3324 a đe si ti brate
I towed for a Rover dealership in Denver for ten years.
VERY productive for me☺️
I used to do the landscaping for the owner of a range rover and jaguar shop. Now THATS the business to be in
I do auto glass in Denver, Land Rovers are productive for me too because no one wants to touch them and everyone is expecting to pay a high cost. In reality they're quite easy to do, (Ford also borrowed heavily from LR so in many ways its like doing some Fords) it's just difficult (and costly) to source parts if you break anything in addition...bit of a double-edged sword, so, extra incentive to get good. Thankfully my warranty rate is still approaching zero.
@@DJSekuHusky windshields not to bad,. Just be thankful you never had to deal with that damned superlock function.
HAMMER TIME 🤣🤣😂
@@DJSekuHusky Wasn't it the other way around? i.e Landrover borrowing heavily from Ford?
@@slacko1971 ford owned rover. Not sure if they still do.
I quit caring yesterday at noon. 😆
Honestly. The reason RUclips provides a premium, paid for, ad free experience is to avoid ads. Now they are turning up in the content.
Your saying RUclips is forcing ads on paid subscriptions?
These aren't YT ads, they are sponsorship of the channel owner.
More for regular YT videos that are demonetised for some reason.
Easy enough to skip past.
Yeah. Sneaky aye?
I mean who wants to know Hoovie shaves his pods? The stuff people will do for money!
@@YellowPinkie i mean the man gotta make a living. if you were in his place you would have taken the deal. i know i would.
"Something that won't leave her on the side of the road. So I thought... Range Rover." Said no one, ever.
Hoovie said it.. So there's one.
Hahah #facts
Too bad you couldn't just put the RR body on a Lexus or Acura drivetrain and chassis. Reliability problem solved!
The new Defender comes in Pangea Green. Funny to name a color on your new car after something that broke apart.
@@shauny2285 I'd buy that
"My wife needed a reliable daily driver so I bought her a TVR Griffith 500."
I thought Tvrs are incredibly unreliable 🤔
@@craigmorgan4676 lol you're not very good at this
@ lol British reliability
@@NoName-cn3cp said no one ever.
@@NoName-cn3cp I think Hoovie should try n buy the/a Weiner mobile.......i mean it would fit with his fleet.
My wife commented to me the other day that she really likes the Design of the rear end of one of the range rover models. I told her they were aerodynamic because when they are on a flatbed being towed they wouldn’t cut the gas mileage of the F350 towing it.
Lol, that's a good one. My Discovery 2 makes the flatbed drive like an airplane flying with bad turbulence.
Now THAT was funny,
😂😂😂
Great one!
It's a whole lot easier to list what didn't break,fail or throw a hiss fit!!!!😂
I too, own a 2017 fullsize Range Rover. It is the most reliable car I've owned. As long as you ignore the check engine lights. And all the camera module glitches. And the software glitches.
Terrible for a 4 yo car
They're sooooooo99 nice though. Like a fine lady who whines too much. You keep grumbling but man, you just cant get rid.
@@realMaverickBuckley Nope.... That's not a keeper.
check engine light could be a warning something expensive will happen if not treated
The dash in our 2002 V70XC doesn’t even work at all anymore. Don’t have to worry about check engine lights because I can’t see them.
"My accountant said the solution to my tax problem caused by having too many cars is to lease a new car."
Yeah, I'm pretty sure something got lost in translation between the accountant and us.
yeah I lost my brain there, in sweden you can't write something off like that, you can write down the value and buy it from yourself sure, but otherwise on a lease you otherwise only get VAT removed (25%)
Great video my friend! Glad the Range is treating you well! Quick tip on the heated seats: push the temp knob to activate seat control. Then twist right for heat, left for cool. That way you don't have to wait for the computer to boot up! See you around!
Commenting to bump this nearer the top so Hoovie sees it!
Waiting for the next video of Hoovie saying he bought that diesel S class😂
he defff wants it lol
Lmao. After his GL diesel catastrophe? Idts. The bluetec 3.5 was even worse than the late 2000s CDI. Oil cooler failure, def dpf sensor issues. It’d be cool, but not like old Mercedes diesels
@@mchuo7834 fix the oil cooler, remove dpf, do the remap and you have perfect daily
@@AA21397 I 100% agree. It would be the ultimate highway 27mpg limo cruiser. But an oil cooler on one is extremely difficult to do. And removing the dpf and def causes it not to pass emissions.
@@mchuo7834 i had ML with that engine. Yeah oil cooler is bumer to do but if you do it you are safe. I had no problems with no dpf in my country 😁
Today's lesson: Don't ever buy a Range Rover without a bumper to bumper warranty.
Unless you like to live dangerously.
Do you
I bet he paid a big price for that extended warranty ?
Or save money and don't buy the turd at first
Range Rovers are cars for the rich, they break often and are always expensive to fix. If you can only just afford to buy one you definitely can't afford the upkeep.
Who remembers when Tyler bought his wife the old BMW M3?🤣
slushbox, convertible, grey, USDM M3 E36. yuck
@@Petrospect still a blast if not ideal
If he still had that car it would go for a lot more than it’s worth
@@Petrospect better than anything I got.
Was he even married to her yet? Same woman, yes, but I feel like that was way before the wedding episodes?
"69,969$ ! Nice!!" 😂😂 Got me. He took the time to appreciate his own number😂😂😂
I love how Hoovie buys unreliable vehicles and then seems surprised these vehicles are unreliable. He has unquenchable enthusiasm.
He buys high-end vehicles that no one else can afford, then complains about them like he somehow deserves more as a lucky grateful victim
No, he's a fool, and if it wasn't for You Tube, he'd be bankrupt. Same thing with the Car Wizard.
It's his wife I feel sorry for - she has to drive that heap.
@@saddoncarrs6963 Hey, my wife drives junk too. Although at least it's a 2008 subaru outback. You will save much money getting your wife off the trade in treadmill.
@@Clearanceman2 A 2008 Subaru isn't junk. A 2017 Range Rover is junk.
Hoovie must have about half a day's worth of global car production in his fleet...
"....... something nice, something that won't leave her on the side of the road, so I thought Range Rover."
What??
Do they break down so quickly that you can’t even get over to the side of the road😂
The reason Land Rover make such good quality interiors it that at least you have somewhere nice to wait until the tow truck arrives
I work at ford in Chicago they got over 3800 of us laid off just abruptly with no union benefits or nothing they really just told us to “spend what we have wisely” and I know me and a few other co workers are already struggling and late on bills because of this microchip shortage.....
That sucks, but I do believe it’s going to be a terrible year so do as they say and keep your wallet closed.
Lots of industries are struggling here in the uk as well. Just goes to show how dependant we have become on imports from Asia to keep our production lines running. We need to become more self reliant for the future. Yes it might cost a little more but we need to change.
Toyota here in southern Indiana is currently hiring, and our production numbers are going up. I guess I’m fortunate to be in a non-union plant that doesn’t lay-off.
thank China. They're saving all of them for their arms industry which is in overdrive for the planned war with the USA over Taiwan (and probably Korea).
@@patrickfichter81 I think Toyota is in better condition because they have a lot of internal part source and don’t rely as much Ion outside vendors
Boy did that “bumper to bumper” warranty bring back some Daddy Doug memories 😂
The same mistakes daddy makes, the kid follows haha
Try collecting on that warranty.
I actually think this was one of my favorite episodes in a while, listening to Tyler talk about the current economic state, etc was really interesting. I could have listened for quite a while longer!
I am a economics student. In regard to the zero lower bound; the nominal rate being zero. The central banks cant do much unless inflation is raised. Instead of aiming at 2%, the level will be higher for probably a year... with that in mind, most assets will go up in nominal!! value. Tyler thus suffers from money illusion in the last bit...
@@GlennC789 inflation in itself is “good” in nominal terms. You get “richer” in face value. Example: asset A in 2020 was 10K and is 11K in 2021. That’s an inflation rate of 10%.
That is what’s happening now. For (almost) every market this is happening.
The formula
real value= nominal value/inflation level
then indicates that if the inflation level gets higher the real value goes down. (Extreme example of this is the hyperinflation in Germany during the war.)
So in essence the real value of things goes down. Due to the nominal interest rates being low because we are still recovering form the financial crisis in 2008 the zero lower bound is reached. Therefore, the Central banks (could be the fed if you are American) needs to let the average inflation rate creep up. Way higher than the standard goal of 2%.. to eventually be able to control the economy again.
So you are deff right. Everything shows signs of being bubbles. (Especially bitcoins etc) Even stocks nowadays are highly sensitive to the markets. And the housing market is heating up as well...
The reason for this is quite simple. Lending money is cheap nowadays. As far as I am told and can predict the interest rates you will get at the commercial banks will remain low for at least a year and maybe stay low till 2030. 2030 is what my professor argued through demographics. In fact, you can look at Japan. They are 15 years ahead of Europe and the US in regard to everything essentially.
Thus I guess long story short, investing now is cheap. Once the central bank nominal interest goes up, you need to watch out..
Agreed.
I just bought a 2010 Range Rover. Right out of the gate, I had to replace the water pump and the thermostat bypass pipe. Fortunately, like Tavarish says "I am the warranty" and did the work myself. Since the repair I've put over 5000 miles on it with no problems. I love it!
Still have it? How’s it been treating you?
There’s a hard button function for the seat heater. Push the temperature control knob to access it.
It's amazing how many Land Rover product owners think they're having electric issues but just don't know how the quirky system works. Maybe they need to spend time educating new owners. Although it's usually owners of used models that I hear it from.
It's ridiculous how people use anecdotal evidence to bash cars they can't afford. Range Rover is the best car EVER
GOOD CALL on the extended warranty, don't let that expire or you'll be sorry.
Just as you though Hoovie couldn't make less reliable choices, he gets a Range Rover
1 year ago
You didn't listen lol
what you expect guy shaves his balls
@@ironmonkey1512 on today’s episode of things that have nothing to do with each other, we have this hairy guy
Video games
This is the equivalent of Ralph Cramden buying Alice a bowling ball drilled to his finger size for her birthday.
Just sold my 2011 F150 for more than I paid for it 3 years ago. Trade-in value is crazy.
Trucks are HOT right now lol
@@insainllamawhat?
Hoovie: refuses to make money buying and selling cars. The World, "I got something for that". Hoovie: I don't know what to do now, everything I own is worth more than what I paid.
don't worry, inflation is gonna sting in the end
I’m sure the wizard and the ninja can give him some invoices to fix that...
I actually have the same car. I purchased it just before year end. Also test drove the Defender and feel the same way you do. Prefer a smoother ride and comfort. So, I have a tip for you about adjusting the heated /ac sets. Push down on the ac control knob and then turn to the left for cool seats and to the right for heated seats.
I had a Range Rover at one time. I found the right mechanic and he fixed things right away properly. After the 2nd visit to him in 3 months I had 3 years of ownership without a problem. Bill Rhodes of Santa Fe is a Land Rover magician.
Worldwide silicon shortage. A few weeks ago GM actually shut down part of the production line that produces the Camaro because they have no ECU's and computer modules to put in them.
Also we stopped passivating the cover plates for the Ecu. The plant burned down
Smart phone/laptop/PC scrap drive when?
Sell it, buy the RR suv at wholesale
@@DaleC. if you have the hook up for “wholesale” cullinans lmk.
I bought a Range Rover once, strategically bought the warranty too - used that warranty to the tune of nearly $8000 repairs and 7 weeks to repair. I now have 2 x Lexus GX’s that are 100% reliable.
Don't be stubborn: try sell your entire inventory at 'aspirational' prices (if nobody buys at those prices, you can keep it) ; you can refill your garages with new youtube content, pay off your debts, and have an interesting story to tell.
I actually retired from selling cars after 36 years, early because there was nothing to sell. The Micro Chip shortage is going to effect the auto industry for at least 8 more months. Used car prices is just insane 2 year old cars are going for their old sticker price and there is much mark up even in that. Then the banks are not wild about over financing used cars right now. The world has gone insane !!!
Yeah, there are going to be a lot of overpriced cars out there when the bubble finally bursts. No one knows when but it's going to happen.
I service my old Land Rover every 6000 miles (10000km). I've never understood these long service intervals
I would love to see a video on Hoovie's maintenance and operation costs - gas, licenses, insurance, etc. It must cost a small fortune...
Q: do you know how to make a small fortune buying and selling hoopties?
A: start with a large fortune.
I said on his last video: when it's time to renew the plates on his fleet it probably costs more than my rent for a year.
“Two t shirts, Doug DeMuro style”
Love how Tyler just snuck that in there 😭
Man boobs
I think at this point Doug is in on the jokes and knows it's one of his trademarks
I’ve always loved Range Rover. But always heard of reliability issues, so I’ve avoided them till about a year ago. Bought a 2016 RR Sport TD6. ZERO.ZERO issues. Bought at 50k miles, and now at 72k miles. Seriously the best car I’ve ever owned. I fall in love with it a little more each day.
Did your mom not teach you lying is bad?
I have a 2015 Sport HSE 6cyl supercharged and the oil cooling unit went out right around 75,000 miles. Started as a coolant leak. Then a coolant waterfall. Then overheated. $3000 to fix off warranty, $1400 for a rental car. Fortunately there was no coolant in the oil or I'd be completely screwed. If you see a coolant leak, beware, and don't wait to get it checked out. I got stranded when it overheated.
Mine is also a '16 TD6. Bought with 48K and now at 85K. Only ALL routine maintenance so far. Never left me stranded. Gets me around in style. LOVE THIS VEHICLE
@@KevinHilburn I’m now at 111K miles….and still not one single issue with the car. I love it more every day….
have the exact same model. Purchased in 2020 with 40K on the clock. today have 83000 and no issues.
Push the temperature control knobs, it’ll switch to the heated/cooled seat control and you spin them left and right to adjust. No need to use the main screen.
I came here to say this^^^^. no waiting and no need to get into the menu unless you want to control the rear seats from the front.
You must own one to know that shortcut; much like how on the 2007-2014 GM trucks and SUVs, the panic button on the keyless entry has a feature where you just press it, and it chirps the horn and flashes the hazards 3 times as a parking lot locator, and to get the full panic alarm, it’s press and hold the button.
Indian logic. Good ol' Tata.
Came here to say this too! The button literally says to push it with a pic of the seat.
Ha ha I came on to say the same about the short cut.
"$69,696 nice"
That's why I love this channel
I can’t be the only one actually routing for Tyler to sell some cars and actually make some money for a change 😅
“Here’s what went wrong. First, I bought a Range Rover...” 🤦♀️
Why make good choices when you can get a beautiful Range Rover :D
Reliability is overrated anyway.
@Rita - F*СК МЕ ! - - - - 0PEN MY VIDЕ0 ! pls stop spamming dumb bot.
The Suburban looks much better, and actually is reliable.
@@jreyman Idk about that🤣 My dad's 5.3 needed a new engine at 120,000 miles. 30PSI on cyl 4 most likely due to cylinder deactivation. The truck it was very well maintained, more than normally actually, Every fluid was changed on time, oil changes we're done earlier than recommend and more. My dad even put premium gasoline in it. I'm actually wondering if over all those miles that's what ended up damaging it due to the way it ignites. Also the AC went out, doorhandles always broke, paint was peeling and many more things, these since were taken care of, it probably totaled itself by all the repairs expenses. I still love the Suburbans/Tahoe/Silverado though and they are most likely more reliable than a Range.
@@DingoWoof yea😎
I love how the closed captions read "Urination Bob".
8:02 Just imagining the sphincters clenching when the dealership personnel see Hoovie driving onto their lot.
He should tow it in with his Suburban when it eventually breaks down catastrophically, it's probably rusted to shit and sounds like a room full of clocks due to the 5.3 liking to break exhaust studs. Like the guy who took a BMW to a dealership in a ratty old pickup truck.
Hoovie is the kind of guy who drives to the dealer, says he is too lazy to wait on hold, could have gotten the thing fixed but doesn't, and drives home.
خانه های رویایی
خانه های رویایی با برادران اسکات
And I commend him for that. Dealerships are known for fleecing their customers. He knows that. Don't YOU?
Putting a very short person in a very large vehicle is NEVER a good idea.
Sell it and buy the cheapest Bentayga. There’s one on Autotrader for $97,000 right now with 20,000 miles!
Gross
"my wife needs something nice, something that won't leave her on the side of the road" - buys his wife a Range Rover
Video
Land cruiser or Land Rover ?
...and mostly gets away with it!
@@anthonymolina7416 Land cruiser ..
Haven’t seen a video from you in months...I started watching you on behalf of my boyfriend loving you and your explanation of cars. He passed away and I just haven’t been watching. So glad to hear some familiarity
Sorry to hear that. Wishing light and love
Sorry for your loss.
Imagine the fights at home. Hoovie's spouse is short statured. Hoovie raises it and his long legs have no problem. His wife approaches the vehicle and discovers the vehicle is now (to her) fifty stories high in the air.
not so the seats have memory settings
This is unbelievable, a little different...but unbelievable. For some time now I’ve had issues , today I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Well we’re waiting on the blood tests to confirm but the doctor has a good idea. I’m 33..I love hoovies channel, just wasn’t expecting this
CBG & CBD have been found to cure said illness. Good luck 🙌
Hope you make a full recovery mate, best wishes.
@@sharingstoke Thank you 🙏
@@boastyy Appreciate that
@@lexuses3942 No problem, best of luck pal
Mr Hoovie’s voice and delivery reminds me a little of Jeff Goldblum 😄
obviously works pretty hard at that
Toyota dealership service "Come right in, we have nothing to do!" Land Rover service "Sorry mate, come back in 3 weeks, we might be able to squeeze you in". Tells you everything you need to know.
Not so fast. My 2010 Toyota Sienna has eaten $7500 in the last 18 months. Meanwhile my 2012 Volvo XC60 has just been chugging along.
@@catfishakaAMC I would expect a Volvo to be reliable, the Toyota is a shame, they all produce a dud occasionally.
As a former toyota technician, and current BMW technician, you couldn't have said anything more accurate.
You dont need the screen to turn on the heated (or cooled) seats. Just push the top edge of the temp dial and rotate right for heat and left for cool.
This was a VERY valuable Hoovie video. Thank you for bringing up the news article and taking about car sales economics.
If looked after, Range Rovers can be reliable and great enjoyable cars to own and drive
"If looked after" is always code for doing all of the repair work no matter what it may be. Anything will be reliable "if looked after".
this is false. you should be reported for such a lie.
"bumper to bumper?" Rob Pitts land rover story was all i could think of
Bumper…to…bumper!
Really? And where do you think he got that from? I'll give you a hint, Doug Demuro. He's kind of a big RUclipsr 😁
Thanks for reminding me how faultless my 2016 Landcruiser is..
😂
Range Rover. Reliable. Hoovie living up to his mantra. Gotta love it
I have a suspicion that the next year might get it to show its true colours. There is no used land rover video on how reliable they are. Now I know why...the oil change interval is literally out to freaking lunch. That was also how ford was with the 5.4L and those intervals caused severe engine damage and resulted in having to do the phaser/timing job $4500 after 3 years and an engine at 5. IF it lasted that long.
You should turn your fleet into a Hooptie rentals. Make them earn some money for you since most of your cars are just sitting there
They break down too much just sitting there
He'd have to supply a tow truck for every vehicle though
@@jerrystauffer2351 He makes money when they break down. He's making more on every video about broken cars than he loses paying for repairs.
Talk to Ed Bolian some time about the economics of financing cars by renting them out. It's a losing proposition.
@@artistwithouttalent Hoovie makes his money off RUclips views for these cars. It would definitely make him extra money. But probably a drop in the bucket for the annoyance. These cars are a full write-off on taxes too
I hate the delay in the electronics. However you should know that you can control the heated and cooled seats without going into the computer. The temp knobs do double duty. If you press them you can turn them left or right for seat cool or heat selection.
Taycan is a good idea. I'd say go with the most base of the base model you can. I think a lot of the reviews are for the Turbo/S, and I'd like to see the longevity of a base model Taycan which is certainly still plenty fast.
Good idea! New car with a touch of hoovie lol
Hoovie, the car guy that buys a Range Rover because a Maserati is just too reliable.
😂
LR breaking down does not surprise many motorists, what surprises me is why people buy one in the first and then complain on social media after they bought it.
Can we please confirm if the warranty is "bumper to bumper"?
It is CPO. So, no. Good, but many items are not covered.
Wearing 2 t-shirts, just like Doug Demuro
That steady-cam is killing me. It's like you're on a boat, rocking all over the place
Always get a warranty with Range Rover
The chip shortage is that bad Jaguar actually cancelled the production of my new XF wagon. Literally said you aren't getting the car 😳. I know the plant is now closed as they have such a backlog and can't get the chips
Car stereos use those chips and I was told by my local shop that the building that makes the chips in Japan, burnt down. So theres some bad news.
To turn your heated seats on, just push the temp dial and then select cool or hot. No need to go through the infotainment screen
Exactly. That’s one of the few good features JLR invented. What a nit
Just FYI Hoovie, the 2005 AMG wagon I bought for my family needs 3 years ago is still completely fine.
The best part of watching Tyler has been his honest opinions about different brands. The scary part of his ownership of this newer Land Rover was how he was able to compliment the truck only because he has a long extended warranty. The cost of all his repairs without his warranty would have been much higher than he implied. And this is a car with only 50k!
The reason I question him is that every friend that has owned one have told me they would never purchase again. Even Consumer Reports trashes them.
Why are there so many of them driving around on U.K roads with no problems at all then?
@C J B Are therr any reliable european suvs?
I’m on my 4th Land Rover. I have yet to see Rovers stranded on the side of the road on a constant basis.
I've got a 2008 4.2 SC and I bought it last June for 7400 with 85k and full history. Webuyanycar offered 8000 for it the other week and again today 7890. As Hoovie says, its a strange world out there at the moment. Stuff not getting made making new stuff hard to get hold of. Used stuff going up in value. People not been on holiday or down the pub for a year have loads of money spare. My Mrs works at a motor group and they are selling used cars like you wouldn't believe. Soon.... its all gonna go pop and we will be back down to earth. When the gov start to recoup some of the furlough money and have to hit the economy hard, people are going to be shafted. Income tax will rise and other taxes too. THEN the markets will fall on used stuff. Plus new stuff will be filtering thru again too. I'm considering selling the SC and wait for the markets to fall again. I've got other stuff to use and I've only managed 3k miles in it since I got it.
Sounds like the situation after the Second World War, when manufacturers could not re-tool quickly enough to supply sufficient new cars to meet demand and used vehicles were selling for more than new price.
Behind the Iron Curtain, that lasted for decades... socialist car factories never could keep up with the demand, so if you wanted a car right away without waiting years for a new one, you had to pay extra for a used one. How ridiculous... but that was the reality.
My wife needed a reliable ride so I got her an Austin Allegro. Now I‘ll never need to worry about testicular cancer ever again.
Does it have the Quartic steering wheel?
Totally agree on service intervals - have my 05 Saab Turbo Aero serviced every 6 months by Saab specialist in Uk - labour cost £48 an hour - full service excluding plugs £150 - fully synthetic oil used , air filter, pollen filter - full check over - Tec 2 diagnostic £20
The full-size Range Rovers are such good looking vehicles, especially in LWB.
Hoovie, you need a 94-96 Impala SS or one of those Buick roadster wagons. Any chevy B body would be a great addition to the fleet
1994-96 Caddy Fleetwood. Put some 3.73 or 4.10 gears with a locking differential, even with the stock LT1 it would do the craziest burnouts.
I bought my wife a new Traverse Premier yesterday and traded a Lexus GX460 I bought last year, and I got 1k MORE on TRADE than I paid for it retail a year ago with 8k more miles. Crazy stuff.
At least you have a couple years to enjoy the Land Rover before it officially becomes a hoopty
Renesa chip factory just burned down a month ago which will make the microchip shortage only worse.
Wait til the Chinese invaid Taiwan.
Tyler: I have 5 cars in the wizard's shop, 8 cars in my garage, and a few more in storage. At least one of them is your dream car.
Also Tyler: Should I lease a new car?
My accord has lost about 1k in value since I’ve bought it. Shits crazy rn
I have had 5 Range Rovers, 2 Jaguars and several Land Rovers and nothing is truer than: "When you buy one of those vehicles, you need to buy two: one to drive while the other's being repaired." Despite that I still love Range Rovers .... 💖
Lol! Ain’t that the truth! My Range Rover had head gasket and air suspension issues. Beautiful vehicle but it felt like it spent more time with the dealer. Had to trade it for something reliable :)
Yes! go for the cherry Taycan, we need some opinion of what is to live with one of those.
You can turn on the heated seats by clicking the climate control wheel on your side and turning it to the right for heated and left for cooled!!
I've stuck to my "change the oil every 5,000 kms regardless" rule, and it has served me well.
With synthetic 10k kms is perfectly fine
@@MrCarGuy I use cheaper own brand oil and do it every 5K. I don't rack up big miles, so it works well.
I have changed my oil every 10-15k miles since I bought the car new. I have 248k miles on it now.
I think the higher miles in-between oil changes is fine if you let the engine get up to full operating temperature pretty much every time you start it, which I do. I drive her pretty hard and often. Keeps her fit. 👌
What kind of car?
I always find these comments on reliability interesting. Ive owned Range Rovers (Sport model and SVR) for the last 3 years - and not one single problem.. Nothing broken, infotainment works fine, no repairs needed at all apart from a service recall, and replacing fuel lines due to squirrels (i kid you not) chewing apart the lines!
In terms of service intervals, i never EVER follow manufacture guidelines. Its pretty simple - change your oil like you would any car - no longer than every 6- 7000 miles.
Well congrats…u are Lucky
Sure..
I was literally refreshing my RUclips hoping for a hoovie video.
Me too! Stupid youtube keeps recommending me the last one. I've watched it three times now and youtube still thinks it is new and I havent seen it yet.
How do you refresh it?
@@jbuckley2546 F5
Around lunch time every day 😄
I’ve owned five Range Rovers (my current one has 173,000 miles on the clock!) and will undoubtedly buy a sixth and have never had a serious issue with any of them so WTF do people do to their cars to make them so troublesome?
Yes exactly
They drive them. Terrible cars. Many even have issues the second they leave the dealership.
What kind do you have now? How has it been to you?
Take the money and run! I just sold my son's 2013 Mini Cooper for $2,000 over book. It was a nice car with 81,000 miles but it was a Mini, and that means it was only a matter of time before something goes wrong with the thing. I was so glad to see that thing go.
she just wanted another cayenne turbo if I remember correctly 😂🤣🤣